Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-06

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Tie statement thai eEsrybsdy had
resolved % be nappy over the result 81
sne eaeseto1 vas . little premature.
fhere wag oiscuiasod throazh The
streets % Wednesday nieht q cifcalzE
tnas w0nid i1d3cste ans thing bat re-
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Grad Wedding Married Tuesday,
Nay 3 1851, 81 Tac0na. y. T.. By the
Nery Rev. M0nopcly Bo9dle, The kuxom
widow Hrs. Rascal 4. Repahlioan 10
Mr.. Thief B. DsmeaEat.
They wtlI hereafter JON hands 20
sappEess the unworthy scandal eiroa-
lated eonessnine thsiF pass Illicit rela-
iloaa. and viii make Q strong bid for
tie future coahdanoe Of the o0nuuuity
MrA Holy Church stood % fer the
bride and Mr.. Drunkafd saloon vas the
green's besa man.
. Mrs rs bloody zhirt' has been
tAksn OF the line. and Mr.. d. has
washed his Tammany war paint OF.
Everything else thai u red will be
earefHiiy covered ap. Del gratis.
Published By order Of she Iuterna-
tional Workingmen's Association, Of Ia
ooDa. W. TT
This little Gem Of thought, issued
anonymously, sappoaed 10 have been
printed IN Seattle 1.-THE printing ofices
here dissiaiming 80, scattered thF0agh
the streets 1nder e0geE Of u1Rhk, ths
aafhoR shrinking from being known.
knowing TIE puhlic contempt 10 would
bring upon him. diso9ned aad con-
demDed By the larger part Of the de-
feated party-this little gem has had
The edec1 Of disgusting msst Of thoss
sho voted the LaboF ticket and given
the viotora tangible caase for rejoicing.
II ID the only symptom Of malice that
has grown cut ct The eisotion.
The opening Of the arst
VARIETY xHxAxER
In Tacoma Vas "a evsnt that viii be re-
membsrsd and referred 10 away aiona
after street railways have populated all
the additions and theateFs will have be.
come oommon. The theater seats about
$50 people IN the snditorinm and ssaiFs
lead 40 10 o gallery made CD Of
boxes forming semi-ciFcle around the
house. The boxes are provided with
curtains on the side toward the stage.
ana are reached BY q passage way
whieh runs the Ien0th Of the house on
both sides, and also communicates with
the stage. Tacoma has always been
rated By casual visitors as "duIl
town." 9 town of too many churches"
etc, and certainly has been lacking in
the matter Of amusements. So the
opening of the hrst variety theater was
nOt moderated as an event. FiRura-
lively speaking. everybody was there
lawyers, doctors, merchants, mechanics,
railway officials, city and oouRty en-
ctaiss real estate agents, clerks and
newspaper msB-not ell Of any of these
classes. Of course bus fair representa-
tion Of each, and others. The house
was crowded, and standing room vas
81 q high premium. Everybody was
possessed of the idea that 10 was
A NOTABLE EVENT
And vas bent on making the most Of II.
Az the boxes filed np one ~ one and
the occupants drew aside the curtains,
revealing TO ths occupants Of ell the
other boxes the self-conssioas ooonten-
anoes of prominent men Of the city, IL
was 9 signal In every case for q burst of
"guyinRs from the occupants Of said
other boxes. which. as the newcomers
became accustomed 10 their surround
ings and realized that taey we're in no
worse position than those Who a lshed''
them for being there, would be taken up
and returned In she same humor. B1S
the fun did nss really begin until the
curtain ran up. aud then IL took q good
fast gait. which IL increased every
minute. delaying the final fall of the
curtain until considerably after mid
night, when 10 wound up on the dead
Rallop. Wine ran like water, and the
pop Of the vivaeious lcofk took its place
IN the swift measures Of the music.
The air became fragrant With the smoke
of Havanas, and the ladies' who. while
not engaged on the stage were occupied
Ia supplying the occupants of the boxes
with refreshments, knew not an idle
moment. The j1shinR" Of friends In
opposite boxes filled in the inteFiudes
betWe n the acts. The vine ran 80
reckiessly along toward midnight that
the occupants Of seats down stairs who
stood in the way Of the shower we're
compelled 60
PUT ON THKIB ovKhooATs.
Bat Il vas 9 field night for the
actresses. The entrance OF every nne
was greeted With q shower Of coin that
vas repeated with each new step in the
dance and faster than they could follow
and pick ap the silver pieces. Old
frontiersmen said ID vas very like ''the
good old times." One man Ia said 10
have thrown no lees than seventy dol
lars on the stage in this way. Morgan,
the pFoprietor, is estimated 10 have
cleared not leas than $500 and from that
up 10 e1.l00.
xouSo WING WILL REooyKR.
Frank Wing. the boy who was iniur
ed by the oavine IN q the sand bank
on Eleventh street, yesterday. recovered
consciousness as midnight. He has no
recollection Of the accident. While ser
iously injured, 10 is thought be will re-
cover. The funeral of Ralph Lotz. Who
vas killed by the accident, will take
place today. Elder Howard Il. Moss,
Of seattle, vill conduct the service.
Following are among the arrivals: O.
E. Bowman, .. e. Breckenridge. Olym.
pia. w. A. Jennings. seattle; A. L.
brown, Loo s. simsna. San Francisco;
Wolf SohafeE. SteilAc0om; James viii
lisms, Astoria; l. Leon, Sc. Louis. N. p.
Hall and wife. WAlla Walla; j. O. Earl,